As we look ahead to the next (virtual) session of Mind the Gap, we're remembering this amazing spotlight from our friends at the Today Show: How ‘OK Boomer’ has spurred debate among Millennials and Boomers

"NYTW’s education program provided an artistic oasis, and a sense of belonging, for U.S. high school students hungry for change." American Theatre Magazine went behind the scenes with our Youth Artistic Instigators as they created a virtual performance of entirely new work. Meet some of these incredible young people and hear about their experience.

Helen Shaw proclaims, "Instead of adapting Chekhov’s 1895 play for actors, Celine Song remade it for the video game’s AI-driven avatars. One of the offerings from New York Theatre Workshop’s virtual season, Song’s two-night, nearly six-hour Seagull was head and wings above other experiments in digital theater."

“A fascinating new paradigm for contemporary theater: a subscription to the artists, rather than to a roster of plays.” - Peter Marks, The Washington Post

Although we’ve had to pause our business on East 4th Street, many of our Good Neighbors are still fulfilling online and takeout orders. If you’re a member of our local East Village and Lower East Side community, consider placing an order to help our neighbors. We’re eagerly awaiting our return to East 4th Street when we’re able to throw open the doors and welcome everyone back in!

Direct from its 2019 world premiere at NYTW, SING STREET is 'Going Up'(town) to Broadway. Follow along for updates & join us to see the team take the stage again!

We've watched HADESTOWN grow, from the early summer residency at Dartmouth in 2014 through the production that completely transformed our theatre. Whether it's your first time or you're a regular, check it out on Broadway!

Heidi Schreck, Mike Iveson, Rosdely Ciprian and Thursday Williams and director Oliver Butler made their Broadway debuts after wowing NYTW audiences in 2018. Now you can catch the recording on Amazon Prime!

Following its 2019 Broadway run straight from the NYTW stage, Jeremy O. Harris' SLAVE PLAY was honored with a record 12 Tony nominations!